Size: 3/8-inch and 1 inch.
: 12.4-inc. Weight: 1.2 pound.
Steel is made of durable alloy steel that has been forged into a shape that looks good.
An anti-corrosion black oxide finish was used.
If you’re doing construction work, this tool is great. It has two drives and a hammer head, which is very useful.
It also helps with aligning bolt and rivet holes, flanges, and steel beams. The tapered end of the wrench is good for this.
3. The long handle of the wrench gives you more leverage and torque.
For only $25, I think this tool will work for me, but it’s not that great.
Since it’s so cheap, it won’t be the worst deal you can get. But it’s a pretty bad piece of work.
I bought it because I use a drift pin a lot when I build rock and roll truss, and the hammer surfaces should be good for pounding in and knocking out the pins.
A real disappointment, though, is the fact that the 1/2 inch and 3/8 in socket drives don’t work at all.
Writing about this tool says there is a 72-tooth drive, but it only has 24 teeth. A picture of the mechanism shows how it works. I used silver sharpie to mark one of the teeth and then clicked through until I saw the silver tooth again. There were only 24 of them in the end.
When you see such obvious lies in the marketing for a tool, you can’t be sure how good it will be.
If you’re looking for a cheap ratchet, you’ll find that this one has a simple spring/ball mechanism that holds the sockets in place. In fairness, I don’t know how you could get a push-button locking/releasing mechanism to work on a wrench with two ratchets in the same place.
Not bad for the price, but it’s not anything to write home about.
